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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-16
BROOKLYN.

The United states Civil Service Commissioners Ell
Posi- Once yesterday In the OF the Board Of Education
Frank Kelly adcmencd junk dealer Of No 623 Grand;,t
loaded revolver school children. lie claimed to
70 ne King of England and said he bought tho weapon to
sss s S.s ISnP
~ W.. s and S's s e asns: the
"O I. % 3 tGss a ssi s ass c
oIsd and defendants en)cned from acting under the
S", Or %S S Sm oS
donk the point OF DEATH and can make no statement
the % %9 w@O SUNDAY @C
INK by four compostors reported being much I'M
s SssaS y' ShS It seems We're also badly Injured
william Johnson. real estate and insurance agent left
liz Is ying al he point death SAN francisco and has
been supported for some time by the Masons OF that city
Joseph somers aborer taken TO the homeopathic
CeT the eyaet nature Of his injury His legs are
aos paa bn he can talk move his arms and his dses
tive organs are unimpared
S SsS I Win the sm shp OF ds at e Sash Hospital
three four days ago. but her death was NOT ~ s
months also died tic hospital from the same disease
VIII read R ON Of sdSyS Rspu o.
can League tomorrow night resolution on ne msoa a
be discussed
LOUISA ~ Yenn other residents OF icksst have APP
pany using engines for the electric lights OF tho
hotel, IS the noise disturbs them
Justice Naehcr yesterday charged by her husband Juus
haoiua Ne had her sent 70 Inc RoI 10
show that McGah trying TO have his vile o,ke up anu
placed Institution 30 st ne Conu oopv
with woman Mrs. McGrath pleaded not guy ani
wa held for examination.
Poremau Eggleson OF tho Brooklyn Grand Jury, asked
Judge Moore yesterday II the jury ad Tue sn, 70 sa1
books Of private corporation lhe court sau ney au
IN "A criminal matter.
The Standard god bands yesterday william Bsrr the
purchasing It. The price PAID was kept secret
IL that the paper viii stll continue 10 DO no
publican politics, and that for the present no rsieIi
la In ifa A..
Ton Will remain editor The Standard was started Two
years ago penny paper aud has met VITA eonsuefAoo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-16
SIX CASES OF SMILLPOX.
OVER SIX HUNDRED CHILDREN SUFFERING FRO
MEASLES

OVER SIX HUNDRED CHILDREN SUFFERING FROM
MEASLES
The epidemic OF measles In the city increased much
last week Dr. j. B. Taylor Of the Sanitary Bureau
said he would be surprised the deaths from the dis
ease 100 q week in short time Reports OF GAL
now cases and ~ deaths sent to the Bu-
reau during the week. while the record for the
previous week was 497 cases and 65 deaths
DE- Taylor thinks that measles Is spread In the tenement
house districts mainly because the parents Of children do
not consider the disease dangerous and wish the children
to have while they young. In the public institu
tons where many children kept he said yesterday
care Is taken prevent the spread of the disease At
the Deborah Nursery In East Eighty 1rstst number OF
sick children are kept isolated from other inmates
Another OF smallpox reported
TO Dr. Taylor yesterday John Vanderberg.
infant died without medical attendance at No. "a
Orchardst and Coroner Eidman, who made an investi
CATION. asked the sanitary officers TO examine the chds
BODY An autopsy showed that tho child died FROM small
Dox but IL asccrtained how the disease
tracted II IL unlikely that the disease will spread in
the CITY, there has been much exposure attending
the six cases last week Dr. Taylor yesterday
furnished tho following record OF contagious diseases la
al city for two weeks:
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thought Of cremation but at subsequent conference 1t was
decided 20 place the body under ground
RIUROAD INTERESTS.
AuAJTN TEEPOOL SUITS.
MR. CASSIDY TURNS OVER TO HIS SUCCESSOR THE
RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE CASE.

Mr. CASSIDY TURNS OVER TO Els SUCCESSOR THE
RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE CASE.
PHILADELPHIA Jan. 15The taking OF testimony In the
Commonwealth suit against the coal and railroad pools
closed to-day The Commonwealth asked for the annual
rcpors OF each of defendants far back 1882 In
elusive and these pledged be produced by counsel
The state also put In evidence the report OF the Bureau
Of Statistics prepared under the Secretary OF Eternal
Affairs and also tho reports Of the mine inspectors.
When this had been done, Mr. Cassidy made formal al
nouneement of the closing of his case, and said:
ave have come TO the point where we shall not call
any more testimony In view OF the fact that official
term will expire the swearing in Of my successor on
next Tuesday it IL manifest that even were the case
closed would not have the time o. rather the oppor
tunty to argue It. IL therefore seems reasonable and
proper that We should submit the testimony We have 10
the incoming Acknowledgement that he mny decide
whether he will 20 and take further testimony or
proceed to argument with the testimony already pre-
sented therefore ask the examiners To suspend taking
further testimony until they receive notice from the new
Attorney General"
After This statement Mr. Cassidy went tho law
yeIs ana babe them farewell and while everybody was IN
a good humOr and harmony prevailed all around the
party separated and for tho time mt least an end
came TO the battle of the state officers against corporate
power.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-16
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10. Major Benjamin F. Pope.
Surgeon Washington has been ordered 10 duty at
Sen Antonio Texas Sergeant Patrick Clancy, Light
Battery E. LIST Artillery has been placed on the retired
list.
Medical Inspector David Kindleberger and Surgeon b.
H. KIdder OF the Navy, been ordered TO e1anina
ton for promotion Commander Yates Sizzling 10
command tue vinx-sbip Dale, January ID
Commander Charles ID. si1sbeo rs ~ member OF tho
Pneumatic Gun Carriage Board Lieutenant G. X.
Curtis and Lieutenant c. w. Ruschsnberser 10 the re-
ceivns- ship st. LOUIS Chaplain W II Steward TO the
Richmond Chaplain Donald MoiAren has been
detached from the Richmond and placed on waiting
orders =,
naval rendezvous at San Francisco, January 20 Naval
Cadet ID. Howell TO Annapolis by June ior maj e1
amiuaion Assistant Surgeon r. A. Hcssler has been de-
tached Richmond and ordered 10 the Naval Hos
pital New Assistant Surgeon j. W. Kite from the
Naval Hospital, EewYork and ordered 10 the Richmond;
Passed Assistant Surgeon Ernest Nor6eet has boon Or
dered the Naval Hospital Mare Island.
The Hartford put out Of commission at san Fran
cisco yesterday.
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NEGOTIATIONS FOR RICHMOND TERMINAL

Tie negotiations between The Richmond and West
Point Terminal and tho East Tennessee Virginia ind
Georgia Railroad companies arc said to be approach
inc successful issue No agreement had been signed
vcsteray however ana the arrangement OF details had
NOT been fully completed II was reported that tho Ter
mtnal Company would buy from Calvin >. Brico and
samuel Thomas their holdings Of the first preferred stock
Of The Fast tennessee Company which Is understood 10
cmurise the ontro The price not made public aud
b General terms OF the agreement only limited at
The Terminal Company Is ~ pay about @i4OOOOO IN
cash and 40 OF It's stock for the purchase OF the
control II the agreement should BIO made. the Terminal
Company will get the money from syndicate already
formed purpose and Will give IL Collateral trust
honda for he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-16

NO SPECIAL CREDIT DUE THE POLICEMAN
The occupied by l.. Rosncr and his family on
the second floor OF the tenement house No. 42S First
ave- set on fire early yesterday by the accidental
tall OF u hanging lamp. II did not take the family
long to get out OF the house and raise an alarIu.
Policeman Robinson OF the twenty -sesond-st squad
Mohen, his wife and children preparing 10 go to
the street There considerable smoke In the halls
and Robinson advised the Mohens to get up TO tho
roof by way OF the scute. They took his advice and
be went along The riemen extin guished the flames
quickly that the loss less than $500 In repUrng
the tire TO Superintendent Murray yesterday q
sergeant made an attempt to alorify kobnsons action
in this way:
During the fire Patrolman Martin Robinson
nded to TIE third floor where he found the family
OF James Mohen, consisting OF husband. wife and
seven children. all OF whom considerably over
come by smoke. He assisted them W the root Of
danger
The yohens said they got out without help and were
not ut all overcome by the smoke
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PAYING THE LoRILLARD EMPLOYEES.

The $500 strikers from Lorard: Co.'S tobacco
factory in Jersey City have not yet agreed upon the exact
nature Of their grievances and have not submitted any
statement or demand to the firm The employees went to
the factory p yesterday 10 receive their pay and
fifty policemen under the command OF Inspector Lang
and Captain Farrier there TO keep order. The
services OF the police were only required to prevent
hours and the strikers received their money they
went away quietly. Except from the information
cleaned from yesterdays papers the members OF the firm
Still in utter ignorance OF what the cause OF com
plant s among the employees. The strike will enbaTass
The firm little. but they prepared for siege and
say they can stand II il the employees can
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-16
PROBABLE SETTLEMENT N NICKEL PLATE.

No official Information he obtained regarding the
negotiations between the Lake shore and the SewiorE,
Chicago and St Louis nickel Plae) Railroad interests
but there IA reason believe that since the Ohio decision
the opposing parties have been brought into such close re-
laos that an agreement for tho adjustment Of all the
interests practically assured The Nickel Plate bond
holders are willing yield some OF their extreme views
I'm order 10 prevent prolonged and expensive litigation.
and for the the directors OF the Lake enore
arc willing abandon any attempt 10 nulhfy The nrst
mortgage The basis OF settlement as commonly Dche'eu
on good authority IA this
The Nickel Plate will be sold under foreclosure and reor
the question OF title \ long bond
attractive Will be issued at the rate oi per
per TO satisfy tho claims OF the hrs
bOndhodes The limited by runor 70
500 900 the few Outstanding second inoftgafes VIII
bel The noatinR debt viii be taken
the existing stock II proposed
reduce OF outstanding stock The plan thA
IA boryNd will adopted will Approximate capitalization
and rs follows 10000 900 bonds $1,000 700
first prefer ed and slf. 0OO, 900 common stock
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A RIVER STgA MgR SUNK By yop

~P1rTsBURG. Jan l5.-The steamer Delta owned nv w
H. Brown Sons was sunk last night ut the Black p,.
mond Coal Works near Monongahela City Tho boat had
been at work during the day. breaking tho Ice away from
the coal fleets lying the works In turning the river
10 down stream, large pointed cake OF Ice struck
her broadside and crushed hole In her hull Tho crow
all reached tho shore In safety II In believed that Tho
boat be raised with but little damage She is worth
about 81 1000. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-16
4 MDw1yrER TOUR TO OLD POINT COMFORT

A NIDWIgTER TOUR TO OLD POINT COMFORT
In order that those who desire IL may enjoy few days
q Old Point Comfort the Pennsylvania Railroad has
Arranged special pleasure tour to start Thursday.
January 20 Excursion tickets good for ten days and In
ABIDING . coupon for ones days board at tue Hygeia
6otA viii be sold at $1l. and reduced rate OF 50 per
1oy Vii BE- given by hotel holders of tickets during
ShS ton days limit Tourists leaving New-York on the
fhHsdelphia express at q m. will connect with the
ipocal et Broad St station Philadelphia and arrive at
d Point early the afternoon Tue route is by rail to
cape Charles thence By steamer across Chesapeak Bay
be Oh Point
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-16
NEW.IERSEY.

MoyrcLNR-Tno recently organized Trinity presbyterian
Church appointed committee 10 select so i'i "'"
building. $780,. -. -
PArERsoyThe Grand Jurors profess 70 90 m nsn
court Friday They will employ counsel 10 potoct WHAT
they consider their rights and they have drawn w paper
that withdraw his i'm puations on Their .onauca %
Police and prominent ciLens received
suop9nas attend the session Oh Ito ofaho Jury W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-16
OREGON TIMBER TREssPAssERs To BE SUED.

WASHINGTON. Jan l5.-The Secretary of the Interior
has requested the TO institute civil suit
against Muckle Brothers, OF St. Helen. Oregon for the
manufactured value OF timber alleged 70 have been I'M
lawful, cut from Government lands in Columbia County,
Oregon stated in the special agents report 20 the
Department that this firm has cut and removed from
Columbia 50O00 900 feet OF FIR cedar aud ma
pie timber board measure. valued at from IS to $lO
thousand feet when manufactured into lumber and 50
per thousand in logs the mill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-16
NEUS FROM THE SUBURBS.
JERSEY CITY.

Martin Tekaacz the Hungarian. who convicted OF the
nrder Johp Rosoosky sentenced yesterday TO seven
years IN state Prson
Te holy OF man. supposed to be Henry Heer OF Foster
Meadows L. f. WAS found yesterday IN the Motifs 0AhAi
goa rnmored Yesterday that tho Erie Railway brakemen
striking. They cam 20 be entitled 70 pay 10.
stehne trains ut and for other time Which Is not
n"w ALLOW cd The rumor could not DO verified.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-16

MoUAD WILL 90 TO SING SING TOMORROW
The cause OF the delay in sending McQuade to Sing
Sing was removed yesterday afternoon and the ex-
Alderman will 20 to the State Prison tomorrow. The
formal order vacatng the temporary stay OF
proceedings in tho McQuade submitted to
Justice Pratt yesterday morning. 1t was filed and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-16
r,vopJNc REDUCED TAXATION

WASHINGTON. Jan. Is (SpeciaD-A partial canvass Of
the House shows that Of slxtycisht Republicans and
Democrats thrythree favor the repeal or reduction OF
the sugar duties and six favor bounty to American
sugar growers In OF repeal About the same pro-
portion repeal of the tobacco taxes sixteen
members from Virginia, North Carolina and tennessee
abolition of tobacco taxes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-16

end intim,date and assault employed by Us
the OF Goals 1t Is Impossible ior ts e
papy supply the demand and .n
struggle the other coal and carrying ccpahes
works which have every reason 10 beIese
successu would in speedily detenie Wne,I
lawlesness and anarchy rules or that te I'VE %
constituted sufficient and supreme 70 proIeoe
individual rights corporate property OF winch s oo
Pa"' H"'o nv ~ X GsAHD b. CANNON, vce-President
Colonel Cannon said that not one Of the other
had even the receipt OF the letter In regard
10 the condition affairs at the cOmpanys wharyes ne
said: 1.-The way we have been protected has been an
outrage Look at the reply of the Mayor OF Jersey cry
10 application to him 10 protect our new iaoore
Nice, lncendiary , Language, isn't ,r,Ss
have 10 depend the deputy snerlns'
Of whom we have more than we have workm"n we are
paying them Out OF own pockets 100 ana SUPPOSE
IL did pay them should have no protection az
all Ihave notice TO the Sheriff that the company
will hold tho county strictly responsible Tor any oamage
TO its property and that it Will him for the recovery
of the damage guess the protection VIII De niue
better hereafter" ~ $1,000 a.
At the office Of the Central Railroad of New,Jersey
was said that work had not been resumed atbougn tEo
action OF the United States Court had given the
q strong point against the strikers 1t coud nor pc
learned whether the company intended soon 10 IAo ~"
vantage of the protection offered by the court ,,,sr
The Long Island Railroad which began on r raS
night TO transport coal TO Brooklyn on us mat
will continue the work until the strike mas 1ecn ene
The purpose OF the company is Sc supply coai 70 @ @
families which might suffer from the extornon OF Tue 10
tan dealers II sells the coal at 81 10 ton whch Gov
ers the cost TO the company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-16

WASHINGTON, Jan. Is tSpec,aD.-Thc impression pre-
walls tonight that the President will Immediately, upon
the formal rejection of Matthew's nomination by tho
Senate send in the OF another colorcd Democrat
In order attempt placing the Senate In false position
he credited with the desire of nominating another non
resident TO the office and gossip has tonight that Peter
Clark, welkpown Ohio negro politician, Is TO DO the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-16
SEVERAL STEAMSHIPS OVERDUE.

Three OF the transatlantic steamships are now se'ef@
days overdue at this port but in view OF the ADVERSE
weather and the generally slow speed OF the Sesses %
apprehension Ia felt their safety The vessels
10 are the Bolivia OF the Anchor Line. when sacd
Glasgow December 30 the salerno. OF wilson Ln~,
from Gothenburg December - and the STATE VI IN
ania OF the State Line fr0m Glasgow DeoenVet 'A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-16
COMPELLED TO ABANDON 4 BARK.

Captain D. Stone formerly Of the American pAr. -.
Hail. arrived from Bus osAyres on the steamer
Yesterday The Isaac all sailed from Buenos IN
ton eariy in Ssptcmber, days ous w. nsiS
pampcro her beam ens TnS sssy cnrris1
the mizsenmsst with them. The weasel "a ~
Ayres under Jury rs. reaching shers - sess~S
conaomned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-16

DISCKEDIIING hIUK1 FhOd BEihINU sly
wAsHsGToN. Jan. 10 (SPecial).-The Ottawa dispatch
published this morning narrang the wreck OF sealing
schooner in Behrng Sea- is not credited by those here
who have knowledge OF Alaskan affairs. Professor H. W.
Elliott, of the Smithsonian. commenting upon the dis
patch day, said In the first place there arc no fur
seals in Behrng at this season OF the year Again
the Alaska Commercial Company never las employed
nor does employ such craft IN pelagc sealing IL
is contrary law, aud such wreck in Behrng sea on
January 10 could not bo known To In less time than
two weeks after il occurred al the specdiet rate OF trans
mission while the dispatch urpOrts 10 reach US In four
days after the disaster. l regard II as hoax"
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WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

YOyKERs-Isaac Smith, who died time ago. left prop
erty worth from $50 900 to $40 900 He left large part u
It to his daughter Miss Nellie r. Smith. Mrs. Kate CoupA
another daughter, has concluded to contest the will.
SING sISoA sized box received by at thu
State Prison yesterday addressed TO A. j. McQnada Tits
supposed to contain danes which he might not obtain
with the prescribed rationA
PORT CHEsTRR.-Kate C1axton has warned Mr. Zebra of
me opera honse against allowing tho production OF the
1.-TWO Orphans" at his house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-16
ANNrAL EXPORT OF me FIRE DEPARTMENT

ANNUAL REPORT or THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
The annual report of the Fire Department for the
year ending December 81 1886, was received ester
day at tho Mayors Office fhe appropriation WAS
$l,sil, 979, and $l.S39,l25 was expended The
working force Of the Department consists OF SS7
officers and men, 335 horses 81 steam engines. 81
four heeed tenders and 26 hook and ladder trucks
During the year there were 2,4l6 fires. The losses
were S3. sol ,222 insurance T26,27Z,lUI ror
licenses $3S 910 30 was received There were O1o
pIaLs filed Tor ne = buildings, to cost sos. 750, 733
and 2, 500 plans Tor alterations. TO cost $o,4o9'3l4
There l.724 passenger elevator. Inspected ana
1857 were found to be ia good condition. Inc new
houses Tor Hook and Ladder company No. ~, NJ NO
81 Attorney st., and Engine Company No 90. NJ no
l73 Elm at, will be ready Tor occnpance; az
reeepts of the Fire Insurance Fund were xl0o,3oI VI
and The disbur sements $1G2, 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-16

certified copy was served upon Sheriff Grant yesterday
afternoon This action removed the lsst obstacle TO
McQmades immediate transfer to the State Prison. but
the hour was so late that Sheriff Grant deferred the
trip to Sing Sing until another Sunday had passed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-16

cred n this village IN the family Of Barney oRourke ia
who has lost two children from the disease.
HIcKsvILLR-Andrew Danch. well TODD farmer and one
OF the best known residents OF the village died Thurs lay
from smallpox. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-16
THE syow.BOUND TRAIN RELEASED

Travail nm tbe Harlem OF the Centr ana
Hudson River Ra road mpedey esteray Inc snow
drifts which blocked trains Copake on THURSDAY ss ieis
aer,v an Iha day The Chatham express whou a0ss
Chatham Al 50 Thursday and slucn 49,. ware trsns
bank at Copake Iron Works and whose WA recasel
tsIr.. nv tlie Pawng local train for ChalnAn'' Wa
tsA,n ia ~ prisonment before u N. yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-16
ROCKLAND COUNTY.

SOUTH NYAcK.-Two men who ventured out nearly half
milo from shore yesterday claim the
raise It's head and i've feet Of its body out Of the water oDg
the edge of the ice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-16

Ray snogR-The Rev Jesse W. Brooks. OF the Congrcga
ona Church. accepted call TO the Suyyesant Avenue
congregational Church. OF Brooklyn.
JAMAcAThroe dphthorla have been discoV'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-16
WEEKLY SHIPMENTS FROM CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. Jan 1.-the following Is the weekly state
mcnt OF shipments forwarded from Chicago to through

These figures comprise shipments OF -four, DAT and
meal wheat. corn, oats. rye barley. mill feed malt and
grass seed fax seed cured meats, canned meats
Heroes and barrels pork In barrels lard cheese buter
hides, wool aud lumber.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-16
FUNERAL OF H. Il. STA NTOy

Funeral held body Henry Brewster
Stanton yesterday home OF son. Robert L. 90
West Thirty srth.st The Row. Dr. Dcss Of Church Of
the stranger conducted tben Ony the intimate friends OF
The family The body taken the
ing vault WOodawn Cemetery whero will remain until
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-16
RAILING THE PRICE IN WORCESTER.

WORCESTER. Mass, Jan 10 (SDee'd0-Ihe retal ueaerS
have put up the price Of coal 81 ton to-day This Is the
second advance this winter The price OF egg broken
stove and chestnut delivered Is now 81 5Oa tom Inc
dealers are restricting orders there has been reg lar
run on them since the talk of "a coal famine begun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-16
RAISING TILE PRICE OLE COAL IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Jan. I5.-Three hundred members OF the Cn-
eago Coal Association embracing practically all the deal
ers and agents in Chicago held their regular meeting TOT
the regulation prices to-day the result being that coal
went up 50 cents per ton making the tariff - 70 ana
ST So TO take effect Monday morning and to prevail or
an indcfini period
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-16
STATEN ISLAND.

Tho Staten Island Rapid Transit Company have awarded
the building three steel efyboats ~ Harin
Hollngswortb, Of Delaware to cost 100000 each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-16

THE MGARRAHAN CLAM LAID on THE TABLE
WASHINGTON. Jan 10 specialization short but
spirited debate the House to-day tabled the resolution to
apart dag for the consideration OF tho McGarrahan
claim. That ends the matter for this Congress.